If Use default price lists is turned off, existing prices will be converted to new price lists according to what they apply to, what starting and ending dates they have, currencies, units of measure, and the minimum quantity. To make an existing price list the default, turn on the Allow Updating Defaults toggle, and in one of the setup pages-for example, Sales & Receivables Setup-choose this price list as the Default Sales Price List. Also, if you already enabled New Pricing Experience, you can create default price lists manually or use one of your existing price lists as default. However, you can open any of the default price lists and use the Suggest Lines action to add the prices from the item or resource cards. If prices are set only on item or resource cards, the default price lists will not include those prices during feature data update. The default price lists will be automatically specified on the Sales & Receivables Setup, Purchases & Payables Setup, and Jobs Setup pages. This lets you edit prices in the same way as before. If Use default price lists is turned on during feature data update, existing prices will be converted to default price lists for each area (sales, purchase, and jobs).
If you use sales price lists, turn off the toggle. To specify that you primarily work with sales prices, turn on the Use default prices toggle. When you enable the New Pricing Experience feature update on the Feature Management page, the Feature Data Update guide opens. Therefore, Business Central provides flexibility in defining and updating prices and price lists using prices overviews and worksheets. Some use price lists that apply to specific groups of customers, and some just rely on sales prices. Enabled forĪlmost every business has its own approach to pricing its products or services. For the latest release plans, go to Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform release plans. For the latest documentation, go to New and Planned for Dynamics 365 Business Central. This content is archived and is not being updated.
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